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Local Man Talks About Prostate Cancer Stigma And Importance Of Screening And TreatmentMen with prostate cancer often survive 15 years or longer after learning they have the disease, but prostate cancer remains one of the five most common cancers and the second most frequent cause of cancer-related death among men. Today, fewer people are being screened for the disease, and many are unaware of new treatment approaches that can extend life.

New Advanced Prostate Cancer Options Work Like "Ninja Warriors" For Columbus ManMen with prostate cancer often survive 15 years or longer after learning they have the disease, but prostate cancer remains one of the five most common cancers and the second most frequent cause of cancer-related death among men. Today, fewer people are being screened for the disease, and many are unaware of new treatment approaches that can extend life.

Innovative Prostate Cancer Treatments Keeps Local Model Railroad Enthusiast On TrackMen with prostate cancer often survive 15 years or longer after learning they have the disease, but prostate cancer remains one of the five most common cancers and the second most frequent cause of cancer-related death among men. Today, fewer people are being screened for the disease, and many are unaware of new treatment approaches that can extend life.

Newer Treatments For Advanced Prostate Cancer Give Phoenix Man HopeMen with prostate cancer often survive 15 years or longer after learning they have the disease, but prostate cancer remains one of the five most common cancers and the second most frequent cause of cancer-related death among men. Today, fewer people are being screened for the disease, and many are unaware of new treatment approaches that can extend life.

CA Judge: Coffee Should Carry Cancer Warning LabelsA superior court judge said dozens of coffee companies failed to show the threat from cancer-causing chemicals is not a "significant risk."

Excessive Video Gaming May Officially Become A Mental Health DisorderThe World Health Organization is poised to classify “gaming disorder” as a mental health problem – a designation that is long overdue according to therapist Paula-Jo Husack.

Moving U: Doga Allows Pet Lovers To Enjoy Yoga With Four-Legged FriendsThere’s a yoga class in Miami that’s going to the dogs, literally.